Club lounge with pale oak columns under a dark coffered ceiling, tan leather swivel chairs and marble cocktail tables

Private Club
Interior Design

Designed With Care

Arched oak doorway opening onto a dining room and bar with pendant lamps, an iron railing and a round marble table

A thoughtfully designed clubhouse often defines whether a club resonates with its membership. From refined updates to ground-up developments, we create interiors that feel considered, enduring, and appropriately tailored.

We specialize in spaces that attract and retain members while remaining timeless, not trend-driven.

The Banko Effect

We Are Passionate Stewards Of Your Budget.

Talking about money shouldn't — and won't be — awkward. We plan for it from the get-go, always accounting for how FF&E and materials play into the mix. Don't have a budget? We'll help you create one. And we'll stick to it.

Together, We Shape The Vision.

We're here to craft a story together. Your goals, visions and input combined with our expertise, savvy and creativity make for an interior design space unlike any other.

We Know Your Project's Demographic.

We rigorously research the neighborhood of your project to infuse local flavor into the design. It creates a stronger connection between the space and its future inhabitants. We know how to create spaces that never alienate the project's demographic.

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Featured Projects

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Every project starts with a conversation. Tell us about yours below, and we'll follow up to schedule your free consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Successful renovations begin by understanding member behavior, club culture, and long-term goals. Spaces should support current membership expectations while remaining relevant for years to come.

  • Most clubs evaluate soft good updates every 5–7 years and more significant renovations every 10–15 years, depending on market competition and facility condition.

  • Yes. Phasing plans are created and coordinated with the general contractor, based on our drawings and scope.

  • Design influences member experience, first impressions, and the overall perception of the club. Modern, hospitality-driven environments can enhance recruitment and retention efforts.

  • The best clubs evolve thoughtfully. Historic character, local traditions, and club heritage can be preserved while introducing updated amenities, finishes, and functionality.

  • Timeless clubs focus on quality materials, strong architectural foundations, thoughtful detailing, and authentic storytelling rather than short-lived design trends.